The June 2007 issue of Pensions World

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COMMENT Steady does it Efficient retirement saving needs to continue and the NAPF's new chairman, Chris Hitchen, is just the man to oversee proceedings.	3
CURRENT EVENTS A summary of news, including: TPR on clearance PPF levy increase Number 100: lucky for some Advice update before 2012 Schemes seeing surpluses	7 7 8 8 10
It's good to talk The NAPF's annual conference ‘Talking Pensions' took the debate to Manchester . Helen Verrell reports on the key conversations.	4
New vision Extending risk sharing between employers and members could be a sight for sore eyes, especially if it combats levelling down, says Ian Farr.	14
Botox those costs Do you want to take back control of your sagging scheme? Tim Cooper suggests a beauty regime that includes an injection of liability driven investment.	18
Attention seekers How do you get your scheme members to take notice of information that could really change their lives? Helen Verrell asks the consultants who have tried and tested strategies for success.	23
Spaghetti junction So many decisions can lead to a wrong turning further down the road. Jackie Holmes says there needs to be specialist, impartial financial planning advice for those with enviable retirement pots.	28
Under the hammer Inducement offers are up for sale but will their value be boosted by the Pensions Regulator's guidance? asks Dermot Reaney.	30
Making inroads While third party administrators have been rated highly by many firms, they must not cruise along in second gear says Tony Barnard.	32
Improved flexibility The new member nominated trustee regime contains a significant amount of detail. Will schemes have to bend over backwards? asks Sean McNulty.	34
REGULAR FEATURES Letters/Courses & seminars Courses & seminars Investment Brief NAPF update DC debrief Political stage Points of law Trustee topics Beginners' page Tax and benefit notes Pensions progress Regulation roundup/Association forum Statistics In Good Company	10 11 12 13 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 49 50 57

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